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Inglés (US)
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Japonés
¿Esto suena natural? peppers are not grinded already you have to grind them
- Inglés (US)
- Sueco
Poco natural
The peppers arearen't notground grindedyet, alreadyso you have to grinddo themit.
The peppers arearen't notground grindedyet, alreadyso you have to grinddo themit.
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- Inglés (US)
Nada natural
peppersThe peppercorns are not grinded already youground. You have to grind them.
peppersThe peppercorns are not grinded already youground. You have to grind them.
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- Inglés (US)
- Sueco
Poco natural
The peppers arearen't notground grindedyet, alreadyso you have to grinddo themit.
The peppers arearen't notground grindedyet, alreadyso you have to grinddo themit.
In this situation, we're talking about the first option, where 'ground' is the correct past tense. However, when talking about the dance, the correct past tense would be 'grinded'.
When talking about the word 'already' in this sentence, it's easier to use 'yet' when talking about something that is going to happen in the future. 'Already' is better used when something has already happened (See how I used it there) Here's an example of how you could use 'already' within the same topic:
"The peppers are already ground."
Lastly, I did change 'are not' to 'aren't' because you sound less formal (if that is what you're going for) and more of a native speaker. Of course, if you do prefer to use 'are not' then that's totally fine and no one will judge you for it.
Hope this helped :)
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In this situation, we're talking about the first option, where 'ground' is the correct past tense. However, when talking about the dance, the correct past tense would be 'grinded'.
When talking about the word 'already' in this sentence, it's easier to use 'yet' when talking about something that is going to happen in the future. 'Already' is better used when something has already happened (See how I used it there) Here's an example of how you could use 'already' within the same topic:
"The peppers are already ground."
Lastly, I did change 'are not' to 'aren't' because you sound less formal (if that is what you're going for) and more of a native speaker. Of course, if you do prefer to use 'are not' then that's totally fine and no one will judge you for it.
Hope this helped :)